what is the difference between the handles that come with the $41.95 Bodylastics kit and the Bodylastic "ultra heavy duty handles" sold separately?
12996
They are the same thing. I ordered 2 extra sets. Btw I use the Bodylastics everyday !! Love it
471397
Yes. I am still using the same handles I've had since Trac II came out. Never had a reason to get new ones.
520441
I've had my Bodylastics for awhile and if I remember correctly, DGS is an improvement that prevents the tubes from being overstretched. Last I knew, all the new sets have DGS. My set is pre-DGS and I haven't broken any tubes and continue to use them years after the purchase.
269014
I'm not sure what the difference would be. The ultimate body works is very well built.. I have no complaints....
752406
I'm not sure that there is actually a difference. You just want to make sure that you get all of the attachments, lengtheners and adapters in whatever package you buy. Maybe ask the seller?
429804
I can only comment on the # 4500 superwinch. I can use the handles just fine. I hope this will help you.
1785889
I cannot see any difference between the two models. My SoftHeat Ultra Back Wrap actually has the words "Kaz UL Listed" stamped on one side of it. I don't know why there's a difference in price because it looks like they both come from Kaz. Hope this helps. ;-)
1303078
There is only one handle per box, and the measurement of the handle is 11.25 cm. It comes with 4 screws and pre-drilled holes. I actually have a wildreness 120 and it has two single screws per handle which are 6 inches apart. what I did to make these handles work was drill a single hole in the middle of each handle attachment point and screwed it on. They work pretty well that way. Hope that answered you questions well. Write back if not and I can give you more info. Have a great day.
1727873
Hi 1217topher, The main difference between the two is the color, and how the handle is designed. Function-wise, they'll be the same.
903129
Retail *from beachbody.com* will cost you much more. Retail from other suppliers, not so much. I bought the Ultimate kit, and after I'd been doing it for a while I analyzed my use and decided that I would have been better off with the basic kit and buying the rest as needed from the local sports store. Here's a blog entry I wrote comparing the sets: http://jordanbrown.net/wp/blog/2014/03/15/p90x3-day-59-complex-upper-packages/
1059704
I have used these on both the Power handle and the non-power handle. They are completely interchangeable.
2055627
No this is just the valve body, which can be used with a variety of handles
1240229
I believe all of the "hammeless ultra-litre" have the same frame. Grips really enhance your control. Good investment.
2067131
This particular model DynaMopExtra dual function one comes with the long 56" handle. We also carry this type of self-powered handle by itself: the DynaMopEZ820 (56") and DynaMopEZ1000 (62").
56145
The cheaper one is build from sturdy plastic. May not be adequate for heavy jobs. I have both (received cheaper on as promo). And actually never used plastic one.
292583
There really isn't much of a difference at all. Only notable differences are 10 year warrantee (vs. 7), 5 year labor warrantee, velvet lined holder for attachments (vs. unlined), illuminated side parking lights (vs. not lights on sides), Under body lights (vs. no lights underbody), Velvet bumper strips (vs. rubber), and an Automatic suction control option. That's it. Hoses, cords, bag capacity, attachments are all the same even length.
1647376
Yes, if you buy this one than you have to buy the handle also. It is sold as a set (handle, wet mop, dry mop) but this is separate.